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All material copyright ©1988 KUCI-FM, 3rd Floor Gateway Commons, University of California­ Irvine,lrvine,Calif.,92717. Views expressed are those of the authors only, and do not necessarily relect those of KUCI, its staff or management, ASUCI, or the UC Regents. Any resemblance to persons living or dead is purely coincidental. KUCI SPRING PROGRAM GUIDE 1988 3 ' _Commentary/by 5teye Carll Recent FCC crackdown on obscenity threatens college radio The word "censorship· has Co.. Merrill Lynch. and been floating around Occidental Corp.. started a America a lot during the prolonged series of attacks waning years of the Reagan on rock music. demanding presidency. Censorship. of warning stickers on albums it course. is nothing new (Plato found offensive and argued in favor of it in his "restraint* of violent. sexual. Republic); censorship also So, what exactly is the FCC's policy drug-related and "occult* runs counter to the First imagery in albums. album Amendment. which states in on indecency? It used to be limited to the "seven dirty words" mentioned in the covers. and videos. part: "Congress shall make -Singer Jello Biafra and no law.. .abridging the famous George Carlin monologue, but a year ago, the FCC declared it would five others were charged , freedom of speech. or of the with "distributing harmful press.· Recently. there have broaden its definition of indecency... matter to minors· when a been several cases in the ten-year-old boy wound up world of music and radio with a copy of the Dead which raise the spectre of Kennedy's Frankenchrist censorship. album. The album includl.d -A group of Washington senators' and a poster of a painting by Swedish surrealist H. R. 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Ramones' ~Beat on the -GondolCl Bob Master-Dik, they continue to Brat: which is doomed (like assault the listener with walls Husker Du's " Eight Miles and walls of sonic attack that HighN) to be the dilettante METAL easily outdistance the power fan's sole reference point to FATES WARNING-No Exit of any heavy metal band. the band. Too bad. The (Enigma) Master-Dik maintains their remainder of the side Back and better than trademark sound-the consists of various studio ever, Fates Warning offers its chaotic guitar roars of outtakes and live fragments fourth album. The Thurston Moore and Lee pieced together into a Conneticut-based band is Ranaldo anchored solidly by surprisingly cohesive whole. now fronted by Ray Alder, the unflappable rhythm This eleven-minute, multi­ whose incredible vocal section of Kim Gordon and divisioned opus contains just range is mixed with Steve Shelley-but this about everything-hapless thunderous rhythms and extended play record is a French interviewers, a half­ crisp production. Guitarists much looser construction hearted Beatles cover, a Jim Matheos and Frank Aresti than their past releases. hysterical impression of combine to offer texture and Side one consists of the George Benson, the ~Big Ben mystical melodies. All songs Song: a capella vocal are worth a listen, yet blistering ~ Master-Dik,· five ' minutes of a startling impressions of percussion, ~ Anarchy Divine,· ~Silent combination of rap and and on ~Our Backyard: Cries: and the eight-part, 21­ minute epic ~The Ivory Gate tortured guitar moans which what sounds suspiciously like N is as powerful as anything a maniac with a 2x4 running of Dreams stand out. Sonic youth has ever done. around in an aviary. Enough -Ace Fury THIS is the quality of material range for ya? Ending th~ side IN THE DEFENSE OF STUDENT RIGHTS, THERE CAN BE NO SECOND BEST~ Today, success in student government requires teamwork that is committed to creativity, integrity and discipline. ASUCI prides itse/(as a student government which upholds these values to their highest level. 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